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There are a number of methods used to get rid of mice without the use of poison or traps. This is a guide about using peppermint oil for mice control.
This is the time of year we get mice. We live back off the road and there are barns behind us so we get about 3 a year. My husband read in Mother Earth news, that you can make your mouse problem go away for good. Put peppermint oil on cotton balls and stick them in holes, under cabinets and any other area you fear a mouse might enter. People even took off parts of paneling and put them inside the walls. For some reason mice do not like the peppermint and are deterred. Sounds much better than finding them on those old nasty sticky mouse things that probably still has a live mouse on it or those ugly traps that just broke the little guys neck. Anyway, it is cheap and worth a try.
I have always heard aluminum foil will make them go away because when they step on it, they hear the noise it makes and will not enter.
If I grossed you out, I apologize.
Source: Mother Earth News
By Gem from VA
If the odor of peppermint oil is a repellent for mice, then wouldn't using an air freshener with peppermint fragrance do the same thing?
By Fairhope from Alabama, Gulf Coast
I found that my Yorkie (Zyon) does a great job in catching the mice and always alert us when a mice is in the area. You rock Zyon
I have mice, I put peppermint oil out and yes, they did come out of their hiding spots, but I was ready with the bated sticky pads and raid mouse traps and I caught and killed 9 in one weekend. I put the peppermint oil (100% essential oil) in my mop water and clean the floors with it. Before I did this, some of the mice were so bold as to jump into my dogs food and take a piece while I was 5 feet away. Now. I'm not hearing them as much. When I did have to kill them I told them they shouldn't have been in my house in the first place. And I said I was sorry I had to kill them. Then I asked God to relocate them to the alley and away from my house. I have clutter. So I'm cleaning all that up too. Purge Purge Purge and out the mice-ies go.
What else, other than peppermint oil, gets rid of mice?
By wonakee from MO
Naphthalene tablets can do the job
Vinegar works too.
Will the use of mint oil work on the outside of the house where the mice seem to congregate? I have corners near the outside doors where droppings are all over the place. No problems with them coming in the house; the house is tight. But, what a mess in front of the doorways. If this works, what type of oil will do the job?
There's an old thread on peppermint oil for mouse control on this website at http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf703999.tip.html
Where would I find peppermint oil? I read a suggestion saying that peppermint oil is a good product to use in closing a travel trailer.
By Barbara from Plainville, MA
Peppermint oil, not to be confused with peppermint extract, can be purchased at specialty cake & candy stores, maybe craft stores that sell cake & candy items, or online.
I'm a bit confused here tho! Peppermint EXTRACT is the one you can find on any baking section in any grocery store. Extracts are for flavoring. Like vanilla extract, Almond extract! They have nothing to do with essential oils!
Which are the ones you use to repel mice! Peppermint oil is very good to repel mice. Believe me! That's the only thing I use!
I had mice once and after that every beginning of winter I start spraying everywhere. I like to mix it with alcohol not water. Alcohol evaporates faster so there's no risk of walking in the kitchen and slipping on the wet floor!
You can find essential oils online. Amazon has good prices. Also in stores like whole foods or fairway market. They are always on the natural products section!
They are NOT for cooking so they won't be anywhere close to the baking section
Is there a way I can use peppermint to keep mice away? What is the best application for using peppermint?
By Marion H
Peppermint plants will keep them away, or you can buy peppermint oil and put it on a cotton ball placed around the house. I don't know if peppermint candy would work tho.
Have you tried No Mouse in the House? It's a new product that houses the peppermint oil in a reservoir that dispenses the aroma through a wicking system and lasts up to six months or longer without any of the drying out issues noted here. The units are about the size of a golf ball. Check out the pic.
What would be the correct amount of water to add to the peppermint oil to use in a spray bottle?
By Nancy
For best results - mix the solution at 50% each peppermint oil and water. See http://how-to-get-rid-of-mice.com/peppermint-oil/ for the exact recipe and tips for using peppermint sprays to repel mice.
I was wondering, will pure peppermint extract with mint work as well to get rid of mice?
By Paula E from British Columbia, Canada
Wasp spray kills mice.
Will peppermint extract get rid of mice in the walls or will the peppermint oil only work?
Thank you.
By Kathy
Unfortunately, no it has to be peppermint oil, the smell of the peppermint extract just isn't strong enough.
How does peppermint help get rid of mice and can I use peppermint soap in the hole?
By Margaret P
I don't know about the peppermint soap working but I have peppermint oil on cotton balls in my kitchen where my traps used to be and I've not had 1 visit since. I bought that spray insulation in a can and plugged up any places they could fit through like around the plumbing.
You have to find where the mice are entering the house from the outside and close those openings. Otherwise, the mice will just make runs through out the walls of the house and make nests inside the walls. An example, if the roof leaks you find a seal the leak on the outside. You don't seal the leak from the inside of the house. You might try some DeCon or mouse traps but they may return.
Can you use peppermint extract to get rid of mice or does it have to be oil?
By April from Seattle, WA
April, I've been petrified of mice all my life. I put the peppermint oil on cotton balls over 3 months ago in addition to the traps and it appears to work because no trap has been tripped and no signs of any mice. :)
I put peppermint oil in a spray bottle bought at the dollar store and spray it on counter tops, in cabinets, etc., and the mice stay away. If you don't have much oil you can mix water with the oil and shake it. it won't separate right away and you can make it last longer.
Do you have to dilute the peppermint oil for mice control before putting it down and how often did you have to change it and put fresh peppermint down?
By Annette W.
I trapped 6 mice in as many days (I live on a farm in the NE). Reading on the internet that peppermint OIL will repel mice, I bought some at my local GNC store. I put several drops on a cotton ball and placed them in the places I thought they may be able to come in. It has been a week and no mice!
I suggest you put a few all around your stove and in your stove drawer as every mouse I did catch, I caught in the drawer of the stove.
Is peppermint oil safe around dogs and cats when using it to keep mice away? Are there any other oils that work on mice and are they safe for pets?
By Candy from Masury, OH
Have a heart to heart talk with your cats. It is their job to keep the mice away. No peppermint oils should be necessary.
Other posters say it is toxic to cats. I don't know. (09/29/2010)
By louel53
I don't think the peppermint oil is safe for animals. If they leave it alone, it probably wouldn't be a problem, but we had a cat that loved it more than catnip and would tear my purse up to get to my peppermint chewing gum and lip gloss. (10/02/2010)
By lyonpridej
For those that have said it is poisonous to cats. My sister is a vet. She checked all the professional resources and said it is not listed anywhere as being hazardous to cats. We have 3 of them. They do catch the mice, but I don't want to kill the little buggers. I just want them out of my house! We put the oil (from GNC $8) by our boiler where we found the droppings. No mice since. (12/17/2010)
If you want to get rid of mice or other rodents in your house, the use of peppermint oils is the best.
By babyboy70529 from Duson, LA
I have and still use peppermint oil to keep mice away. It does work. In fact, it makes them drunk! When I had birds, I happened to look in the cage and a mouse was in the cage with the birds. I doused the mouse with peppermint oil and it was, should I say, "out of it?" I was able to get rid of the mouse. However, I believe a strong dose of the oil may have affected one of the birds. A few days later it was dead. Every two weeks I spray my basement with peppermint oil. It's best to buy the large bottle. It lasts longer. (09/14/2010)
By Regijo
I have an "all natural" solution for getting rid of mice. No poison, traps, or sprays to harm your pets or children and it smells awesome.
I have mice in my attached garage. I ran out and purchased several little bottles of peppermint oil and saturated many cotton balls and put them all around.


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A good Priceline deal, don't pay the rack rate!
Priceline accepted a $53 bid for the night of 7/25/04. The ceiling was water stained and the carpet was soiled in spots. The property is definitely showing its age. Front desk staff weren't very hospitable.
The location of the hotel is convenient to the interstate highway. The Orbitz price on this room was $169 --- yikes!
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Just came back from a quick get away with my two children ages 9,and 5 and found the Hiton to be a great hotel for families. Upon arrival my kids were given backpacks with very imformative info about the Mystic area. The rooms were very clean and comfortable and the pool area great.The staff was very helpful and cheery. I would stay there again in a minute.It is a hotel within walking distance of the major attractions Mystic has to offer.
I'd try another hotel next time.
We were very disappointed to find that the pool was closed for a 24 hr. period for mainenance. It was supposed to open the next morning at 6 AM and it didn't. I understand these things happen, and sometimes they have to close the pool but had I known it was going to be closed for our entire stay I would have stayed elsewhere. The lobby and the rooms at the hotel were nice. The staff wasn't particularly helpful or friendly. The location is O.K. but if I were returning to Mystic I'd find something in easy walking distance of downtown--and this isn't.
Front desk never smile and not flexible ...
This hotel is located at x90 of I-90 and across street of Mystic Aquarium, so location wise it is great, but maybe because they are busy, the front desk people are not friendly at all. The attitude is like "we never have problem to have customers, so you got what you were given, not happy?! we have long line waiting for your spot ..."
Their excuse of not able to provide service seems to be "We are sold out tongiht!" So, "sorry, we can not give you a non smoking room", "sorry, we can not give you a two double bed room" ... "sorry, but we are sold out tonight!!!"
The check out time is 11am, rather than standard 12pm check out time, and when you call the front desk, they would rush you out, and can extend you only 10 minutes. They sound very rude at front desk, no matter who you talk to; it seems it is a strict policy. They would just tell you they have been sold out again and again and their customers are going to check in soon ... etc. My wife and my kids finished breakfast a bid later, and they rush her out ... They don't seem to care whether you have breakfast there; you just have to be out of your room on time.
For $169 a night, you don't get what you deserve and the kind of respect, and you felt upset, and that mood screw you up on your holiday at mystic. I guess that's why Hilton Mystic has been rank #8 of 23 hotels at Mystic.
Facility wise it is much older than when I stayed years ago, they may need a major renovation sometime in the future ... In fact, the door man told me that they had a plan to do that with expansion of another 40 rooms, in addition to current 183 rooms.
For comparison, I went check out Residence Inn by Marriott, the mystic hotel rank #1 by tripadvisor, which is also close to many attractions but at Rt 27, north to I-90 x90, I have to say tripadvisor's ranking is very accurate. I was treated so polite and showed around the mansion that other tripadvisor authos of reviews talked about in their review and 2br suites that others like a lot, while my kids were playing basketball at their court with other hotel guest.
I will skip this Hilton Mystic next time I visit the area, and will book this Residence Inn by Marriott. I should have done that this time, but years ago I stayed at Hilton Mystic, it looked shine, and the front desk was nice when I did not have reservation at midnight; I was still given a nice double room. I could not believe it was ranked #8 until I visited again ...
I would not recommend anyone stay at this hotel unless you are very flexible, and check out by 11am while waiting in line to check out, even if you arrived late, and you take what you were given and not complain, after all it is just one short night stay. Btw, there is no in room high speed internet either.
If you still have to stay at this hotel, eat breakfast at nearby restaurants. McDonald is next block, and there are many other fast food and luxurous restaurants around too...
Or even better that if you check out by 11am and go to visit the wonderful museum Puquot Museum 10 minutes away --------------------------------------- their cafeteria would light you up for the rest of your trip; this is one of the best places in the area to visit...
Good location, needs a renovation
A few days before our departure, I managed to get a rate of 125 per night instead of 249 per night on Hilton's website. If I had paid 249 per night for this hotel, I would have been very disappointed. Our room was similar to an old Holiday Inn, noisy A/C, paint peeling in shower, carpet needed cleaning. Staff was very friendly. Managed to save 4 dollars per ticket at the front desk for Mystic Aquarium located across the street. Enjoyed Old Mystic very much. Might have tried the Amerisuites right next door next time.
A Hefty Price Increase on the Room Rates!
My family stayed here at the end of July 2003. The hotel was satifactory. We stayed in a room that was wheelchair accessible on the first floor. The price was reasonable last year (~$150) However, I'm looking at this summer's asking price and I was shocked at how much they are asking for the same type of room ($250-300). What has happened? Did they renovate the place? It seems like a hefty price increase! Unfortunately, I don't think the rooms are worth that much money. The room was an average size and not very large. At the price they are asking for this summer, you would think it's a suite. Very disappointing.
I'll never go back!
We were looking forward to staying at The Hilton for a fun-filled girl's weekend away but were very disappointed. The woman at the front desk was extremely rude!!!! When we asked her a question about the shuttle service to Foxwoods she did not even acknowledge us. We stood there for 10 minutes until she finally gave us the time of day. Once she did acknowledge us she was abrupt and very unpleasant. Another problem was the shuttle service to Foxwoods. Don't rely on it!! We went out of our way to be at the shuttle stop on time and the shuttle already left! Ten minutes before it was suppose to. We called The Hilton with our concern and they did send someone out to get us (she was very nice!!). But we still had to wait 1 1/2 hours. The room was okay, clean but that's about it! No view, No frills, that's for sure!!!! For $300.00 a night we certainly expected much more! At least cordial service!!! We will never return and in the future I think that I'll stick with the Marriott or The Sheraton!!!
Mystic Hilton great location for families
The Hilton is in a great location, across the street from the Aquarium, across the street from Starbucks, and walking distance to Old Mistick village, which has some decent restaurants. (We like to eat at Go Fish). The service is a little inconsistent (e.g., the free valet parking lacked a valet when we arrived and he didn't show up for some time after we checked in, we were initially assigned to a room that was occupied, etc.). On the plus side, the staff is very friendly, the rooms are reasonable, the rates are typically low if you book same day or a day or two in advance (watch out, though, because they do sell out in advance sometimes--especially on summer weekends), room service isn't bad, and you simply cannot beat the location. We stay here to spend part of our time at Misquamicut beach (about 20 minutes away in Rhode Island) and part of our time at Mystic Aquarium. The kids (ages 2 and 7) and adults love it. The hotel is also close to Bluff Point in Groton (a beautiful state park with biking/hiking trails through the woods and along ocean beach, tidal pools at low tide, etc.). Other good locations are the Mystic Residence Inn (Marriott), which has suites and is a short drive down the road, and the Mariott Hotel and Spa in Groton (gorgeous, but I've noticed some insufficient sound-proofing in their rooms--if you are sensitive to sound, this might not be the best choice). Have fun!
Hilton Mystic: Disappointed
Given my phone conversations with the members of the Reservation Department, I was looking forward to a pleasant stay at this Hilton, conveniently located right off of I-95 in Old Mystic, CT. Unfortunately, the Front Desk is staffed with those less professonal and inexperienced in providing good service.
Absolutely Perfect!
I don't know where to start! The location was incredible - within walking distance to Mystic Village and the Aquarium. The ocean beachs were no more than 10 miles away. The hotel offers bike rentals - adults, baby seats, children - nice, new bikes. The check-in was helpful and pleasant. They offer a fridge in your room for an additional $5/day - great help with kids. The room service was incredible - had Mystic's version of a cheese steak sandwhich - a "Mystical Charlie" with sirloin and giant pieces of lobster busting out covered with cheese on a garlic roll. Kid's menu was great - including steamed hot dogs - no brown spots on them that the kids won't eat. Breakfast in the hotel dining room was pleasant and tasty. They offer a full table service menu as well as a bountiful buffet with fruit and omelettes - we had both and both were delish! The pool was clean and well stocked with towels. Our room was extremely clean and seemed newly remodeled or atleast well maintained. Even the showers were spotless. There is a playground out behind the hotel - not a fancy one but fine if your kids want to get out some energy. They offered Disney movies and popcorn in the conference room each night at 7:30 and 9pm. There was a great chalkboard table and chairs in the lobby to entertain kids while you wait for your valet or hubby goes to get the car. Parking was easy and close - hotel has it's own lot all around premise. Hotel manager gave us great advice as to where to beach (local Watch Hill instead of Misquamicut Beach - much nicer area) We were there 3 days and I could have stayed a month! We travel about once a month to mostly Hilton properties and this one was the best of all!
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PLANT STAND Stocked with plants, it fits perfectly under a window and gives your indoor garden a rustic touch. But imagine this stand, fashioned from recycled ipil wood, piled with silverware and napkins bunched inside Mason jars. Cost: $169 Smith and Hawken, 800-940-1170; smithandhawken.com BOWLS AND SAUCERS Recycled glass brings an earthy, iridescent palette to your table with these mini bowl-and-saucer sets. So subtle, they'd mix easily with other dinnerware, or go for the match and add the dinner and salad plates, too. Cost: $49 VivaTerra, 800-233-6011; vivaterra.
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September 23, 1994
A warm welcome back to the Musicians Exchange Cafe, 729 W. Sunrise Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. The Cafe closed to regroup after a brief stint as Sir George's Musicians Exchange. Back with the original owners and under the direction of Don Cohen, the club reopened Thursday with a Vacation's Over Party, and opening week is filled with live entertainment. Tonight it has blues with Piano Bob and the Snowman; Saturday flutist Tim Weisberg performs; Monday marks the return of the Bluesberry Jam with Motel Mel and the Innkeepers; Wednesday introduces Big Band Explosion with Peter Graves and the Atlantean Driftwood Band, featuring vocalist Dana Paul; Thursday is original music night.
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By DOUGLAS MARTIN The New York Times
July 17, 2000
John Morgan, a dashingly dapper dandy who took it upon himself to dictate to the proper English about proper manners, down to the correct attire for impressing a former wife's rich young boyfriend, fell to his death on July 10 from the window of his third-floor London apartment. He was 41. Mr. Morgan wrote a weekly etiquette column for The Times of London, was style editor of the British edition of GQ magazine, and in 1996 wrote Debrett's New Guide to Etiquette and Manners, published by Headline, which was a best seller in Britain.
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Travcoa is introducing an "Albania, Ioannina & Apulia" tour. The 21-day itinerary is combining a look at Albania`s museum cities, sea coast and remote mountain villages. Included are stops in Ioannina in central Greece, Corfu and Italy`s Apulia region. Departure is set for Sept. 27. Land arrangements are scheduled to cost $5,995 per person. Call 1-800-992-2003. GREEN ANIMALS PARTY The Preservation Society of Newport County, R.I., will hold its annual Children`s Garden Party at Green Animals Topiary Gardens in Portsmouth from 2-8 p.m Wednesday.
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February 6, 1991
Tony Meola makes his Fort Lauderdale Strikers debut in goal. The Strikers return to Lockhart Stadium after playing at baseball and polo fields last season. And Bayern Munich, the best team in Germany, provides the opposition. It is that third element that troubles Strikers coach Thomas Rongen going into tonight`s 7:30 game against Bayern. Meola and Lockhart give the Strikers reason to celebrate. But playing Bayern is like having a garden party in a hailstorm. "It`s the $80,000 team against a team with a $10 million player budget," Rongen said.
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By Jura Koncius The Washington Post
July 20, 2001
For some people, candles are part of daily life; for others, they're saved to light up special occasions, such as a birthday party. Put all those people together and you've got a lot of fire power: Last year, $2.3 billion of tapers, votives and pillars were sold in this country, according to the National Candle Association. Since the early 1990s, the industry has grown 10-15 percent a year. A California entrepreneur who is doing his part to fuel consumers' appetite for candles in a big way has written Illuminations: Living by Candlelight (Chronicle Books, $19.95)
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May 17, 1991
It`s altogether fitting and proper that Queen Elizabeth II`s current close encounter with the former colonies will bring her to South Florida today because even a monarch needs a vacation after spending six days in the nation`s capital. Floridians don`t often get to receive royal tourists, but most of us are inherently hospitable people, even if we don`t really cotton to the bowing, scraping, fawning and curtsying that usually accompanies visiting royalty. Actually, the British monarch`s 12 hours in Miami probably will pretty much follow the informal pattern set in Washington, where Alice Frazier defied protocol by hugging her and offering her some homemade potato salad and fried chicken, or Baltimore, where the Orioles and Athletics refrained from spitting and scratching long enough to welcome her to the ball park.
Henry`s Haunts No One Can Explain The Mysterious Goings-on Or The Apparitions. Is The Flagler Mansion Haunted? Anything`s Possible...
By JILL YOUNG MILLER, Staff Writer
October 28, 1987
The place is so palatial a four-bedroom house could fit in its marble entrance hall, but we aren`t at the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum to gawk. We have come in search of tales the tour guides never tell. Tales of a turn-of-the-century woman who, clutching a parasol, vanished. Of a bishop who blessed a room and disappeared. Of broken plates and jammed locks and a watch that stopped every Wednesday. Of tafetta skirts rustling in the dark. No question, this place has history. The turn-of-the-century Palm Beach mansion was built by Henry Flagler, the tycoon whose railroad opened South Florida to civilization.
Everything`s Coming Up Roses. And Daffodils. And Geraniums, Tulips And Daisies.
By Karyn Snead, staff writer
January 8, 1985
In case you haven`t noticed, fashion is in full bloom for a spring garden party. Prune every designer`s collection and you will uncover a bountiful bouquet of prints: bright begonias, pastel peonies, forest green palm fronds. This season, your prints has come. And the flowery trend is being touted by fashion critics and buyers alike as the biggest movement in resort and spring dressing. Just wander through the racks of floral frenzy now in the stores. Hey, look, there`s Ralph Lauren tending his slightly faded patch of fanciful chintz flowers, somewhat reminiscent of old sofa upholstery.
June 8, 2000
DEMONSTRATIONS & COOKING CLASS: Wild Oats Community Markets are offering demonstrations and a cooking class. Visit in the stores in Miami-Dade, 11701 S. Dixie Highway, Pinecrest, 305-971-0900, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on June 24, and Broward, 2501 E. Sunrise Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, 954-566-9333, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. for a Wild Produce Fair. There will be fruit and veggie preparation demonstrations and samples distributed. Admission is free; no reservations necessary. The Boca Raton location, 2200 W. Glades Road, Building 8, 561-392-5100, will offer a "Summer School Cooking Class, Enjoy Soy," from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. June 24. Learn ways to make soy dishes more exciting.
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I must save html source code in a sql database (for an android app). The content must stored local. So images must also saved. I think it would be appropriate to proceed following:
- on the server (php): replace all img src with img src="data:image..." strings (regex and load image?)
- then I could store the html code local in my appliction
But how could I realize this? Or should I save the images with html5? I hope you could help me!
$search = '(<img.*?src=")([^"]*?(\/[^/]*\.[^"]+))';
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Want to see what a long-haul truck will look like ten years from now? Well Mercedes-Benz wants to show it to you, and to that end has unveiled the concept truck you see here.
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Daimler Truck North America's Freightliner division has collaborated with Eaton to produce the first hybrid truck for hazardous material transport. The first Freightliner Business Class M2e is going to propane distribution company Pennington Gas Service. Freightliner has been offering the Eaton hybrid system for other applications for some time and gas company owner Keith Pennington wanted a more environmentally friendly alternative for his fleet.
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Now you can call your new function from user code, but how? You can't simply declare extern int sys_name(int arg); and link. Instead, you have to #include <unistd.h> and use the appropriate syscallX() macro, where X is the number of arguments the system call takes. The syscallX() macros are actually defined in include/asm/unistd.h, which gets included by <unistd.h> automatically.
If your system call is declared as
asmlinkage int sys_name(void);
the syscall0() invocation is quite easy:
_syscall0(int, name)
(notice the leading underscore). This gets converted by the C preprocessor into
int name(void) { long __res; __asm__ volatile ("int $0x80" : "=a" (__res) : "0" (__NR_name)); if (__res >= 0) return (int) __res; errno = -__res; return -1; }
on Linux/i86. Because it uses assembly, it will be different on other architectures. Fortunately, it doesn't really matter. The important point is that it creates a function called name which generates an interrupt (remember the "white lie" about interrupts? System calls are interrupts, too) which calls the system call, and then returns the result if the answer is positive, and returns -1 if the answer is negative (has the high-order bit set), setting errno to the non-negative error number.
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For the curious: there is one other way that system calls may be called on Linux/i86. iBCS2-based programs call system calls with an lcall 7,0 instruction instead of an int $0x80 instruction. The lcall instruction takes slightly longer than the int instruction, which is why it is the default system call mechanism on Linux, but both are supported. The lcall instruction isn't exactly an interrupt, although it acts much like one; technically it is a "call gate". So my "white lie" isn't really a lie after all.
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New Panopticon Track
Fuck yeah, I love this band, gonna listen to that track right now
fade is pleased
love this band. heard this is one of the best black metal releases of the year.
Good song; looking forward to the album, etc., etc.
hard tio ptyppe ewhile w anking
Digging: Zeal and Ardor - Devil is Fine
P.S. If "Kentucky" is this good, I will change my religion on Facebook to "Howard Shore, Michael Giacchino, AND A. Lundr."
pinky swear guys
Sweet. Love this guy.
Digging: Coldworld - Autumn
i learned what a panopticon was this morning in one of my classes
"AKA Aaron Lundr"
His name is Austin Lunn
Track was great though, can't wait for this.
Whoa, thanks for catching that.
Song rules.
thought you had marrow at a 3
this is more of a temporary measure directed towards a certain beloved user who has a giant mancrush on marrow.
heelllooooooo!! :]
Digging: Be'lakor - Vessels
track sounds good, looking forward to someone releasing a good bm album sometime this year
whens his bluegrass album comin out?
^ I've heard before the year's out, so hopefully soon.
Oh, look at Noctus. Right on time.
Track's good, but the strings are unnecessary.
the strings were the best part imo
Hi Noctus :]
and yeah, the strings ruled
i saw this, thought isis, then got disappointed
...except that this is *at least* as good as most Isis stuff that wan't released from 2002-2005.
sorry for term but i might say that is a beautiful piece
I didn't hate the first set of strings, but I didn't think they were anything special.
The second set just came off as needlessly plaintive, as layered strings are wont to do, and they just loop for the most part, so I don't see why they're that interesting... :/
Grim and kvlt. Yeah.
Digging: El-Ahrairah - El-Ahrairah
This is alright.
Digging: The Birthday Massacre - Imagica (Remaster)
Song was good but I still prefer his first two albums more so than his newer direction.
Digging: Gas - Pop
What "newer direction?" He went all blackgaze on the second WWW split, post-bm on Mortality, he's going raw on this album, and he's going folk/bluegrassy on Kentucky. There isn't really a single unified "new direction."
"He went all blackgaze on the second WWW split, post-bm on Mortality"
kids these days
What else would you call it?
by the way i didn't like the song :[
it's just boring! :[ like everything else panopticon has done!!
it's not my fault, leave me alone!! ]:
atmospheric black metal?
you're a fucking idiot @ Noctus
Noctus going against the grain, as usual. :]
nice fagalloch pun
i'm glad someone is finally using fagalloch
queerly, you've made it a widely assrectumed word
Im not crazy about the song either. It aint no Death of Baldr dats for sure.
only if exploding building is involved
i don't get it :[
bitch!! hehehe :]
just someguest being a retard again
no u
Snuggly like a Snorlax.
snorlax's look like the best snuggles ever [:
@vesper: you are too, it's true! :]
I like this song, though. The wailing growls at the beginning are epic.
Awww, Joe. *big heart*
I hate everyone.
(Also, lol at anyone dumb enough to come in here thinking this has anything to do with Isis.)
What "newer direction?" He went all blackgaze on the second WWW split, post-bm on Mortality,
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I'm sorry if my genre terms were way off (it's pretty hard to differentiate sometimes), but my point was that out of everything he's released over the course of 2011/will release this year, there is not a single unified direction. They all seem to have different sounds. Sorry if mixing up microgenres makes me an idiot.
wouldn't post bm and blackgaze be the same thing if they were to exist
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shoegaze /= post-rock.
if post bm existed it wouldn't sound like bm
i know shoegaze and post rock are different but i thought it was pretty clear that the whole "post-bm" term encompasses both influences on the genre
I think that it makes sense for them to both be referring to an all-encompassing style, but in my mind there are disticnt qualities of blackgaze that seperate it from post-bm. It's sort of the "a square is always a rectangle, but a rectangle is not always a square" thing.*
*this is all assuming that post-bm/blackgaze exist
im not really entirely sure what "post-bm" actually signifies, because most "post-bm" acts are still pretty much bm
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pretty sure that post bm is something you would give to expansive music influenced by black metal in the future
not post rock + bm
why can't it mean post-rock and black metal though. if that is what that combination of genres is being referred by pretty much anyone, well, isn't that what it's called? sure it's not *technically* correct, but i'm sure future us will have a label for whatever "post-black metal" really turns out to be
next year i head to college, and 4 years after that ima go for a phd. my thesis will be relating to my discovery of every correct label for every single genre that ever existed and which genres truly do not exist, and i will get a nobel peace prize because i brought peace to threads like this one
Duh, this thread.
Pretty sure post-black is a thing. Like snow yeti! Only less fuzzy (both arm-hair and production-wise)!
"post-black" sounds so fucking dumb I can't even tell.
Would "raw avant-garde black jazz fusion" sound more to your liking?
Bump. Downloaded this from Flenser's bandcamp page and I like it much more. Even more stoked for this release now.
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Novotel Venezia Mestre CastellanaVia Alfredo Ceccherini 21, Mestre 4.0 out of 5.0
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Hotel FiorVia Dei Carpani 18, Castelfranco Veneto 4.0 out of 5.0
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Hotel SperanzaBorgo Vicenza, 13, Castelfranco Veneto 3.0 out of 5.0
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Hotel TritoneViale Stazione 16, Mestre 4.0 out of 5.0
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Hotel MondialVia Rizzardi 21, Mestre 3.0 out of 5.0
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Hotel Alla TorrePiazzetta Trento E Trieste 7, Castelfranco Veneto 4.0 out of 5.0
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Maybe Al Gores 20 room mansion caused Sandy. Btw it's snowing here.
It shows the warm water of the gulf stream is moving further north, probably due to the melting ice cap. This warm water movement is predicted to create severe winters in Europe. Meanwhile the north pole is moving toward Siberia.
There really is no point in arguing this issue. Even if it were conclusively proven beyond the shadow of a doubt that the cyclical climate change of the earth was being accelerated and warped by human activity, it would not make an atom's difference.
All you would see would be a lot of recrimination and finger-pointing, everybody blaming everyone but themselves, everyone claiming they just "can't afford" to do anything about it. In this world, short-term and selfish interests will nearly always triumph over long-term collective interests. People will come together and work together to save themselves only when the threat is obvious and immediate, the course to take is crystal clear, and the collective effort doesn't take too long. The world wars are an example.
We may in a century or so look with curiosity at images of "the way the world used to be" and wonder if, in theory, the calamaties and losses of the last few decades could have been averted.
We will only know how real climate change is when it has gone too far for us to really do anything about it, and then we will piously declare that there was nothing we could have about it anyway.
Wait – I think you are missing the point of Tole's cartoon. Each "extreme" storm that becomes the norm is eating away at climate denial (note the label). No, it's not a nuanced understanding of AGW, but the deniers don't have one!
But look at the jobs created.
BASLIM … continue to bury your head in the sand. There obviously is no point in trying to convince someone who refuses to look at all the data that points to global climate change.
To borrow from the summations the climatologists are using to explain it to the rest of us: "When a 100-year storm starts happening every 2 or 3 years, something is wrong." Also, if there weren't a warming trend, you'd expect the number of record highs and record lows on any given day in any given town to balance out – except it's running 2 or 3 to 1 breaking highs instead of lows these days. And that's with thousands of data points every day across the US.
Yes we are causing some of it but it is giong to happen I has many a times before.ohio was under ice at one time and saudis had trees and animal (how else was the oil made.) THe good point is we pushed back the ice age 10,000 years
I don't think Baslim is denying climate change. He is judt pointing out that a single event in itself doesn't prove anything. I would agree that Toles could have made his point better by using the SUM of all the recent extreme weather as better proof of climate change.
Any discussion of climate change . . . and some 'Fox N' Friend' is guaranteed to bring out the ol "Al Gore's mansion".
You forgot "Solyndra", brainless parrot boy.
Nice 'toon Tom.
THe good point is we pushed back the ice age 10,000 years
Look up the Permian extinction and the following Smithian-Spathian Hot House Earth. The map shows the life distribution. Life was reduced by the extinction of only a few species. The heat was so high that in the wide equatorial belt very few plants could live-no trees, in the oceans no fish just shell fish could exist. Not 10,000 years think a delay of 100,000 years.
Also check out how many gigatons of carbon dioxide we can still put into the atmosphere before it is too much. Then look at how much the oil and coal companies have that they will demand to burn—-way more like 5X more.
Natural Disasters are nothing more than Natural Occurrences.. To simply claim that human activity is essentially the cause is completely absurd.!!
While major storms catch one's attention, there are many other less obvious events that confirm climate change is occurring. Some, such as the habitable range for plants and animals are much less attention grabbing, but easily observable and occurring for many species. Others are less 'in your face' than a hurricane, but the reduced coverage of arctic ice is quite obvious.
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we stayed at the residence for 3 weeks for a study tour. The hotel was quite pricey it was like paying for a 5 star hotel. The staff were lovely and accommodating and so were the cleaners. but our room was quite disappointing, the rooms had a stench, our room had a toilet that always smelt like urine. Cleaners would cover up the stench with a deodorizer but comes back after a few hours. The location is brilliant, close to Eaton centre and the CBD. overall it didn't affect our stay, just a few minor flaws. We stayed a year ago, so things could be different
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Raising AKC Siberian Huskies in the Heart of Wisconsin. Puppies occasionally available. WI State Kennel License #271765-DSAKC (2-01-13) & State Inspected (8-06-15). © 2010-2016 Two Colors Kennel - All rights reserved.All photos are copyrighted and may not be used without express written consent.
We are a small AKC Siberian Husky Breeder located in North Central Wisconsin. Our Husky adventure began when Niko adopted us in May 2008. Our pack has since grown and continues to grow. We definitely have the Potato Chip Husky Syndrome! We occasionally have puppies available. We have only been producing pups since 2010. We attended our first AKC shows in 2011, we are slowly learning the ropes. We are considering doing some UKC showing to help us learn more. In hopes of spending more time in the show ring, we have been adding new members to our pack from proven show lines.
We are a State Of Wisconsin Inspected Kennel - License #271765-DS, having passed inspections in November 2011, November 2013, and August 2015. On February 1, 2013, we passed our first AKC inspection.
Website Updated:
We've redesigned a the mobile site. Please let us know if it is not working properly for you!
Our Available page has been updated with our current available puppies. We are offering a couple of adult males for consideration as well.
Our Future Litters page has been updated with our current litters due and tentative breeding plans.
We are in the Heart of Central Wisconsin. Visitors Welcome By Appointment.Call: 715-680-0857
At current we have a couple of adult males available, plus a new litter in the nursery. There are picks available on that litter and may be reserved on a first come basis with a $200 non-refundable, transferable deposit. All are females.
At this time we have no other puppies due. It is but a matter of time before the girls who are to be bred next come into season. We are adding new members to the pack soon including females of breeding age. When the arrive and breeding plans are finalized we will update the website & Facebook.


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